DNSSEC
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July 5, 2016Speakers:
Julien PivottoCompany:
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This talk will explain the basics of DNSSec and how you can use them to secure your infrastructure. DNSsec is quite an old technology but it is not adopted everywhere yet. Nowadays however it is quite easy to set that in place.
It will also describe DANE and how you can use it to secure your TLS/SSH communication by storing the SSH keys of your servers inside your DNS zones, even in a frequently changing environment.
Tools used in this talk will be Bind, the Foreman and Puppet.
Julien Pivotto
Julien Pivotto is a young Open-Source consultant at Inuits where he is helping organisations with the deployment of long-term solutions based on Open-Source infrastructure.
He is a strong believer in the devops movement and has technical focus towards infrastructure automation, continuous integration, monitoring and high availability
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